Neodesha has been hemorrhaging residents since its Standard Oil refinery shut down in 1971, but now has a big plan to reverse its slow fade from the map.
Three students within the El Dorado Public Schools district have been chosen to display their art through the Youth Art Month state-wide art contest, (YAM). Only one student from each school in Kansas is selected to exhibit,
Luke and Rochelle Davis became guarantors of a Mountain Express-leased c-store in late 2020. They’re now bankrupt, and their relationship with Rochelle’s mother — the store’s owner — is broken.
Shawnee County voters approved funding for projects that included the N.W. 46th Street project when they approved a 15-year extension of a countywide, half-cent sales tax in 2014. A public meeting about the upcoming project will be 6 p.m. Tuesday at Mother Teresa Catholic Church, 2014 N.W. 46th St.
The city of Topeka has begun phase three of its abatement cleanup, clearing out homeless encampments along the Kansas River and offering relocation assistance to those affected. City officials say they are taking a "people first" approach, connecting individuals with housing resources and support services.
It is almost too good to be true that the Giants might be interested in Aaron Rodgers now that Matthew Stafford has shown that he’d prefer to keep playing for a team that actually blocks for him.
The NOTO Art Center has announced a new residency program for emerging artists. The program offers studio space, classroom access, and networking opportunities for one year.
